A dog family explores the changes that happen in nature during the winter.

"Featuring fun illustrations and carefully leveled text, this story about a duck watching a rainstorm and then finding a rainbow is perfect for showing younger readers the different parts of rainy weather"--

"Tara and Jay help show beginning readers where to look for wind in the outdoors in this charmingly illustrated story with appropriately leveled text"--

"See the natural wonder of lightning in this vibrantly illustrated story with carefully leveled text that shows younger readers there's nothing to be afraid of during a thunderstorm"--

"Featuring fun illustrations and carefully leveled text, this story about living in the treetops in the rain forest is perfect for younger readers to learn about the jungle"--

"Follow the penguins as they waddle across the Antarctic ice in this chilly story that shows younger readers, through vivid illustrations and carefully leveled text, what it's like to live at the poles"--

"Bright photographs and carefully leveled text help bring colorful fall leaves to life in this nonfiction title. Pairs with the fiction book Raking Leaves"--

This Level 1 guided reader examines plants that blossom in spring. Students will develop word recognition and reading skills while learning about flowering plants of spring, including lilacs and apple trees. Simple text and photographs describe the flowers of spring.

Why do plants have flowers? Readers will discover how flowers can develop into fruits, vegetables, or seeds for producing more plants.

Why do plants need roots? Learners will see how roots take in water, anchor plants to the ground, and even become foods to eat.